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Saturday issue.
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Pork
Beef
Dressed bsel
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Hall's Oatarrh Cure ls taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and muc
ous surfaces o _the system. Bend for
testlmonl lsf .
Agdmsg: §|.lJ1.)l3€lEiNEY & CO Toledo ()
o a ru st. 'I5 .
dgake l§ali’s Fsggilysldllg lor constipa-
Nervous Sulferers r
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Often Look Well
While persons subject to disorders
OL the nerves are frequently thin and
weak, such is not always the case by
any me-ans.
Many are of ruddy and vigorous
strength and so healthy in apuenr-
ance that they receive little or nn
sympathy.
In such cases the symptoms indi-
cate trouble in the head and spinal
cord. Though strong in 8 muscular
sense, the nerves are aflecteri and
spells of helplessness come over the
sufferer. The condition is alarming,
because the result to be expected is
paralysis.
As in all forms of nervous exhaus-
treatment from which the heat re-
sults are to be obtained.
You cannot sleep, and feel restless
Bild Irritable; you gain strength and
then a little extra excitement brings
on a nervous collapse, and helpless
ness and diseoursgement come over
you again.
It seems impossible to concentrate
the mind and to apply yourself' to
'the duties of the day. Yet your ap-
pearance is such that people are in-
clined to think you shamming.
Dr. Chasc‘s Nerve Food will do
wonders lor you if you only give it n
chance. Gradually and naturally it
restores new vigor to the nerves and
MOD. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is the new hope and confidence to the mind.
Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food
50 cents a box, 6 lor $2.50, at all dealers, or liidmanson, Bates & Oo.,
Limited, Toronto.
'happy and 
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is the mari behind a pipe
Q full cf Hickey S Brigert
di `\» $3 \"‘ if/ . -. ’ I
p.  -,_» 1 _ /_ gg/ Cufbmoking Tobacco.Hls
#HH i* " “ 5, " pi ‘e dreams will always be
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best \ irginia leafthe Aroma
being pure and fragrant. Try
~.~ it for your n=xt sinoke.At all
' Grocers and Druggists,
Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd.
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The Black
We have opened splend rl
occupied by the Bank of New
» in Charlottetown
you to better advantage than
We offer for sale---
I0 shares Dalton Stock,
25 “ Smith ‘
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Rii:ii_m9nd Streets and cordially invite Fox Ranchers and every
one interested to call and make this their headquarters while
If y_ou wish ioseli or_buy _options, sell or buy shares in
Companies. place your business in our hands as we can do it for
extensive connection with the business.
“We handle all kinds of securities etc. , etc. '
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Barkers Stock "
MoKinnon(Moni\guc)Sioclr“
Alliance lnveslrncni Co , Calgary
Dominion Carriage Bond,l’ar»Vslue $500.00
Several goodoprions for sale on |913 Pups. ,  S _ ' . _ - y . '  “yo-ala info;-_mfythfg public that _the
Silver Black, Blues, Roda. and Crosses.  M'hi:;§`r»`0i:.]:;i 5;.;;i;i;§;ds,i £9108, than my oiherlme old estab1i.Shg(i.bi1sit|._cSS Of L. F, Drake has
Inquire byplwne or win. . ;=t:=u§:°§;°l1:_;d§=a;;f;£“l52211312. -T-" Q been acqinretl byus arid that we intend to
Plwne 189 §;;§`P\;i;£::l)y5’ PE;-apps 54322.33- ` D,,,,-, ,,,,,. ,|,;,,|, _,|,,, continue supplying thcgsame high class of
The Canada Fax  ¢ ,fa ,,;.i._.,.,lq§_.i....i..f,i>fi_....e ima. uhh |~ - _ _ meats to_.our --:ustoin ers as they been re-
F ox Centre
ofiicesin the building formerly
Brunswick Corncrif ueen and
You can yourself owing io our '
Psi' Value $||l9,00
" $l00,00
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Corned Codfish (lb.) 6;;
, Boring lamb (or-) $1.25 to $1.60
Rhubarb lib) ac
Dettnce (bunch) Sc
Radish (bunch) Bc
UUA! OUNTY
Fiisnlr J. Cheney makes oath that he is
.'s?é‘.°iii.‘i`.l'“r§’.I.‘if..§§‘.?il‘.'¢’i.‘ °éi'f' "'|¥"i"°’
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HU RED
1 D0kLARg‘fi'ar ezrghuddii ever ease of Cat;
0 umm oamru cure. siiiilix .lf ol§i='iiiE‘ir
Sworn to before me and subscribed ln
my)p‘resence. this Gth day ol December
ONE IJESSON Ol' RUGBY.
A few years ago I ill It Rugby,
and was being shown around that
famous school by a line young Eng.
lish tutor. We came to a spam lu
which there were four oats, and the
tutor said: “This is the room in
which little `Arthur knelt to say his
prayers that night." You remember
thc story ol the delloatp little lai-
who was not hai! as strong, and did
not look nail as brevh. as the others
in his dormitory. He knelt alone that
first night beside his cot to any his
prayers, and two of the others begun
to Jeer at the little lad. But. 'Pom
Brown, who should have said his
prayers before he got into bed, and
knew that he should-'l'orn Brown,
over in the corner, too: up his boot
and with a sort of inspired accuracy
landed it in the plade where it was
calculated to do the most good. And
he added: “If anyone wants my other
boot.; he knows exactly what to do to
get lt." And little Arthur yfterward
Dean Stanley by traditio , you re-
member) ,said his-prayers in isilencs
that night. And then Toni Brown got
dow_n by his cot and said his, also.
Why do I tell this simple story?
Because ol what the young tutor told
us. He said: “It has been easier since.
that night for English boys to say
their prayers in English schools." It
is a gmat' thing to make it easier for
others to live aright.
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T
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iHE HUMAN PHlil$i.iS|iiN
I
:UOCOOOOOOOOOOUUUOOU
AUTHOR OF- “WHO'S WHO-AND
WHY' IS 45 YEARS OLD TODAY.
All that goes up must come down.
according to the law of nature and
Isaac Newton, but, as has often been
rules, ans thit` one is often reserved .
when those who go down to the ses
in ships encounter stormy and turbu
lent seas. This bit oi information ir
suggehted hy the fact. that the subject
of this brief biographical sketch re
ccntly made a. tour aibroad, interview-
ing the crowned monarchs of Europi
and other personages, for the enter-
tainment and instruction of over tint
million readers weekly. Whether oi
not he Droved the exception to thi
rule above set forth, and paid tri.butr
to Neptune, is not to be ascertained
from the available sources of iniorrnia-
tion. Anyway, it mal-'ses no -liflt-rergce.
The sole purpose of these persiilagin
ous remarks is to acheve a sprightly
THE WiiliLil’S Wliiili ilEPEiliiS
..lili~~iiiE»_»illiiiiLii’S liiiiE$il[i|i
i From the captain of industry to the
bod carrier-from milady in the auto to
the woman with the scrubbing brush-
the accomplishments of every one of us
depend absolutely on the accomplish-
ments of our stomachs. Backed by a
..good_di_gestiori, a nirin can give the best
.that is in him. When his stomach fails,
he becomes a weakiing.
To this loss of power no one need
Submit. Right hagits ofi estiiiagi
. rinlcin , sleeping an cxerc sc, a
by Na-but-Co Dyspepsia Tablets, will
restore and maintain the full eiciency ‘
ol' the human mind and body.
Ns-Dm-Co Dyspepsin Tablets contain
the active principles needed for the
digestion of' every kind of food. They
go to the assistance of the weakened
siornncli, and enable the snderer, right
from the start, to assimilate sud get the
beiierit of the food eaten. With this
assistance, the digestive organs regain
their tone, sndsoon the useo the tablets
is no longer necessary. 
If your stomach is not working pro-
perly, try Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tab cts.
5oc. nt your dniggist's. National Dru
and Chemical C0. of &llldl, Umitef
Vinnfresl. |“
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"Vacuum (leaning. Patron-
will lrindiy hook orders ahead
so as to avoid disappointment.
Beer. Q. Weeks. 4-z9Mti
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I  -ROGERS BROS. fi
This is the mark thntfor 7
over 60 years has distin-
guished "Silver Plata
=;-, that Wears. " Itstands ,
ln/ for nil those circelient ,ij
--- qualities. found ‘ `
` only in the ,, ~` ,
\\ worldfs best. ’
\ With it ns your'
~. » ide ou can
\ iilny jyust as
safely as the
silver expert.
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Ill IIIUIIAIGI-Ill
this morning
oi pneumonia
He was
Christian
Builalo, Troy,
New York, and
deceased was a son
shew 0'Dnn°zh\\°.
Curcddiiiither And
Daughter As
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Dodd's Kidney Pills' Doing Great
Worki in Parry Sound.
illness
Mrs. Jos. Desmaedon States That
She Found the Great Canadian Kid-
ney Remedy All That They Are Re-
presented.
POINT AUX BARIL, Parry Sound,
Ont., May 19 (Bpecial)-That Dodd-s
Kidney Pills cure young and old alik
is shown in the case of Mrs. Jos. Des-
rnasdon and her daughter ol this
place. In an interview Mrs. Desmas-
don says: _
"Dodd's Kidney Pills have given me
the best satisfaction. They are just
as represented. My little daughter
Caroline. seven years of nge suflered
`rom kidney disease and one box
cured her entirely."
Dodd's Kidney Pills only cure
diseased kidneys. They cure it no
matter where it is found, and they
:ure it quickly and completely. It is
by curing diseased kidneys that they
ture rheumatism, heart disease,
dropsy. disibetes, Bright’s disease,
hackachc. urinary troubled and other
iilments. All these ills are caused by
‘ridney disease, and the natural cure
for them is to ""~~ *‘~~\ kidneys.
The rvorlr o' .hi ` I1: ‘vs is to ptralni
impilrities out of the blood. To have
good health you, mrust. have pure
blood. If your kidneys are diseased
or out of order you can’t have pure
‘lood. You must cure the kidneys..
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure the
"_.idneys.
.ntroduction, and to peave the city
editor, who insists that one biurt. out
.ne whole story in the first para-
,-,raph, so that he may blue pencil the
remainder. Who first hurled defiance
into the molars of a tyrant city ladi-
.or by writing his copy in auch a
.vay that the salient ,facts were care-
.ully concealed until the psyciilogicsl
point. for their development was
reached cannot. Le known. Sonic give
t_\e credit to Damon Bunyan, -the
.Youthful star among baseball scribes,
.ind it is certaibly true that Mr.
rinnyan can accomplish wonders in
uiding, concealing, covering, secret-
rng and otherwise witholdingbthe im-
.1 score of a pastime. In all proba-
.>ility, however, the credit for tolling
.he city editor, belongs to Samuel G.
Jlythe, of.the editorial staff _of the
Aaturday Evening Post, and the high-
est salaried of Washington correspon-
Jcnts. If Mr. Blythe ever disclosed
.he -identity of his subject in the first.
paragraph of one oi his "Who's Who
-and Why" stories, it was an error,
and he is sorry.
el
Quite incidentally, it may be men-
a native Genesco, N. Y., and will c
ebrate today the forty-fifth anrrlver
sary of his birth in that village. Af-
ser a brief apprenticeship as a report-
Mclha, was born in Melbourne, Aus
Q ' L two buttons and 3-4 length 35 to $1.35 a pair.
\- ., _ . .Gro-unuusswur.. _r .. - ' -. '
------Pteririn`s Gloves--if-~  
' The gloves that stand the test. We carry only the bést Perrin°l S\1“'ll\"
ea. = ~
'° 1>mi..'» mi French ina, grace in white, mi, brown. any and black $1-rs
r air. ` , 
Pe P Perrin’s ?‘Eglantinc” glacc in tan, brown, grey and bl3Ck $1-50 P9' P*l*`°
Perrin’s “Yvout'1c” Suede in black and grey at $1.50 per pair-
Perrin’s “Artoise” Suede in black only at $1.2 5 a pair. f
Pei-rin’s Dog Skin in tans only $1.25 a pair.
Perrin’s glace, white, tan and black 3-4 length at $2.25 a pair.
White Chamois gloves at 8 5c a psi_r. _ __ _ s
The celebrated “Keyser” glove on imitation suede in white, natural and
.' black 35 and 554: a. pair, and a full line of lisle thread and silk gloves in both
.J
'S LAE:E coirliiis  |
Robespierre “Collars
in red, tan, black and white, 3oc, 5oc,
The designs are the newest in baby Irish
and guipure just what is needed to give an
added smsttness to your new suit.
a metropolitan daily at the tender i - , ,`
age of twenty-five, when he took the “ M t '   
helm of the Buffalo Expiless. He was O  e c
not yet thirty when he became editor-
in-chief of the Builalo Courier and _ . .
Enquirer, For a short time in 1399 Parties desirous ofa copy of the above act can obtain
he W” ‘”“““g‘"g “dm” °‘ the 0°* the same free of charge by sending a port card to the under
mopolitan Magazine, and then went - ~
to Washington as correspondent of Signed
the Ne Y k W ld. `
w or or l»l'e joined the
Saturday Evening .Post staii six years
ago, and is now as indispensable to ‘ E I , M K y
that journal as 'ry Cobb is to the ’ °  a
Detroit Tigers, _
3oc each.
55c each.
‘ and 85c each.
guipure 85 and Sr o5 each.
_ a set.
. Dainty guipure collars in ecru and white
' Pretty baby irish collars white only at
Other handsome collars in baby Irish 65c
Large coat collars in ecru and white
Cream collar' and cuff sets in guipure 65c
Ecru and white guipure collar and ends
SHS sse. 65C. 85°. $1-05. Sl-25 H Set-
New Bulg irian bows 25c.
- tics in navy,
cents each.
85c and M25 each.
V _IABOTS 3
25c to 65c each. Ladies silk wash .
scarlet, paddy green and black 25
brown, napoleon blue,
heel and toes, garter top, etc.
all s‘z»:s 25c per pair
38c a pair.
' sizes 58c per pair.
pair for 25c
Zo and 25C per pair.
65c per pair.
NEW HOSIERY
'l‘ry our hosiery dept. for your needs.
You wiil find only the best wearers here in
any style you require. douoie knees, spliced
Boy’s stainless black heavy cotton hose
Boy's all w.ol black worsted hose all sizes
V Boy's best aii wool black worsted hose all
Ladies’ stainless black cotton hose two
Ladies' tan and black stainless cotton hose
Ladies' tau and stainless black lisle thread
hose 30, 35 and 45 _cents s pair.
Ladies’ black silk lisle hose 45, 55 and
Ladies' silk hose in black and white 85
to $1.15 per pair. I \
 
\J Ladies’ Summer
Underwear
Right now is underwear time, take ad-
vantage of our splendid range of new under-
wear. We can f.upply_ you with Just the weight
or size you may require-
Ladies’ white knitted vests sleeveless 2a,
35 and 45c each.
Laiies’ white knitted vests long s‘eeves
25 and 35 cents wich.
Ladies’ white knitted drawers knee
length 25 and 45 cents per pair.
Ladies’ whi'e knitted combination suits
55 and 85 rents per suit.
Ladies' fine wool vests long or short
sleeves 85 cents each. . .. . .
 J.
il ' ' 1.
1863, oi' 1865, or 1866-the authorit-
ies diiior as to the year. Her fat.her's
name was Mitchell, and she was
christened Helen Porter, but, on be-
tioned that-, Samue1 G00;-ge Biyghe is ginning her operatic career, she a-
dopted the name of Malba in honor
of her nati-ve city. In her present sea-
son at Convent Garden, Mme. li/lelha
celebrates the twenty-filth anniver-
London stage.
t 0 0
Louis W. Hill, son of the great
railroad builder, passes his forty-
first milestone today, having been
born in st. Paul on iviav 19. 1872-
-Mr. Hill is the able son of a distin-
guished fsther, and has played a
large part. in the development ol the
er, he became the managing editor of sary of her first appearance Von' t iNortl1weSt- 4
May zo Mlitf.
s n c .” S t .
Mme. Nellie ivieiba, the Australian ' °°'° *W*
bid 'ninth 'ici -
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Hralih, of a Scotch father and Span- (Qu°°n3 cmlnty Bfanlihl
ish mother, on the nineteenth ol -May.;
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Charlottetown, P. E. Island
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ales increase faster
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If you _Want
Royal ‘Milk ,Spring Lamb, illxion, Choice Vea
1° if  Easier Quality Beef
Call at our stall in the City Market. or a
our store on Hillsboro Street.,
, .  other biscuits . i
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Lunoieums hard
at 40c, 45c,.50c,
or oilcloths at
Weeks. _`
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Dr. de Van’s Femaio Pills
A reliable French rsgnlatnrznsver falls. These
pilln are exceedingly plowerlul ln regulating the
generative portion of t o lcmnle sysiam. Refuse
all .heap lmltatlons. Dr. do Vows are sold at
alll box, nr three for |10. Mailed to any address.
Senboll Dfua' Un.. Bt. Uv?-»‘lnei\, Ont.
Sold By Geo. E. Hughes. Apotheelries
Hail i hariottetown.
wearing qualities
55c and upwards
251: up.-Beer &
4-291*/lEtf.
I?9ii
The imported Clydes-
dale Stallion
“ BARUN KELVIN ”
mg. N... |2462 `
Enrolment Certificate No. 16
A~) .
Charlottetown
\ (Form
Will stand at
(s°ables adjoining Peafdenfs livery
stable, Grafton Street,) on the fol-
lowing dates during the eeason:-
From Monday, April 21st, until
Monday 28th, noon, Monday, May
5th, noon, uniii Monday mth,
noon, Monday, May 19th, until
Mon lay 26th. noon; Monday, june
znd, until Monday the 9th; Mon
day 16th, uniii Monday 23rd;
Mpnday 30th, until Monday July
7! .
Ap:ll29Mstui3iEwft3i.
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STALLION Pure Brad Enrolment No. 48
Baron Ideal No. lm
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